Clapham North Deep Shelter Tunnel, London

Clapham North Deep Shelter Tunnel in London with cast-iron lining and fluorescent lights
Clapham North Deep Shelter Tunnel in London with cast-iron lining and fluorescent lights.

Clapham North Deep Shelter Tunnel in London is one of eight deep-level shelters built by London Underground during World War II. Completed between 1940 and 1942, it was designed to house civilians during air raids and retains its cast-iron lining and later lighting.

Photo taken in May 2019.

Photo Part Of
London
63 photos
Map
OpenStreetMap Google Maps
More from London
Paddington Station Concourse, London
Paddington Station Concourse, London
Paddington Station in London is shown inside the main concourse beneath its arched roof. The station, opened in 1854, is…
Baker Street Station Metropolitan Line Platform, London
Baker Street Station Metropolitan Line Platform, London
Baker Street Station’s Metropolitan Line platform in London is one of the oldest surviving sections of the Underground. The platform…
Heathrow Terminal 2 Underground Link, London
Heathrow Terminal 2 Underground Link, London
The underground link between Heathrow Airport Terminal 2 and the London Underground station in London opened in 2014. Moving walkways…
Tate & Lyle Sugar Refinery, Silvertown, London
Tate & Lyle Sugar Refinery, Silvertown, London
Tate & Lyle’s sugar refinery in Silvertown, east London, operates on the Royal Docks waterfront. The complex processes sugar and…
Clapham North Underground Station Spiral Staircase, London
Clapham North Underground Station Spiral Staircase, London
Clapham North Underground Station in London has a spiral emergency staircase descending to the Northern Line platforms. The cast-iron stairwell…
Charlton Station Platform, Southeast London
Charlton Station Platform, Southeast London
Charlton station in southeast London is on the North Kent Line and serves Southeastern trains. The platform includes standard passenger…
Nearby Photos

Built in Minneapolis

Minneapolis Photographer

Browse by location, move through long-running series, or start with recent work.

© 1996–2026 Chad Davis